Sentence examples for had begun very from inspiring English sources

Indeed the winning car's race had begun very poorly.

They were told that the blaze had begun very early in the morning.

The year in regard to relations with Syria had begun very differently, with Peres pushing hard for an early peace deal.

It was a sober and critical ending to a day that had begun very differently with a dawn raid by anti-terror police on a rubbish depot in central London, where five street sweepers were arrested.

Elchanan Fromer, 29, who is from a small ultra-Orthodox settlement in the West Bank and works as a coordinator for the Shahar program, said the year had begun very well, with more than twice as many volunteers as in the first half of 2012.

As for VAT, some progressives in the United States have begun, very tentatively, exploring the possibility of a federal value added tax as a way to raise revenues to keep vital social programmes solvent.

The search for Lyapunov-type inequalities in which the starting differential equation is constructed via fractional differential operators has begun very recently.

We believe that exposure levels would have been relatively stable over time, and that they would have begun very early in life.

In the absence of any expectation of Heaven, people had begun behaving very badly.

Suthamtewakul said his car had begun "running very roughly" the day after an argument with Alexis.

I had begun shaking very hard, which my children, sudden gentlemen, didn't mention.